Aww I'm so excited Thank you very much sir. I have an exams tomorrow exactly at 8am . I was really confuse about the Q1 & Q3 deductions...but I'm pretty cool now..Thank you
how did you identify that the outlier is 41 , and can you give another example of outliers where the outlier test doesn't work . Please do reply me for these two comments .
I am more of an auditory and visual learner, and you made me understand this in 8 minutes instead of 2 hours of reading my textbook.
For a second, i thought it was Billgates teaching outliers😂🙏🏾. Thanks man. The video is helpful
Aww I'm so excited
Thank you very much sir.
I have an exams tomorrow exactly at 8am . I was really confuse about the Q1 & Q3 deductions...but I'm pretty cool now..Thank you
Mr. Bonta that a professional explanation. Us good when you are using the calculator to do the work.
PLEAZS CREATE MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS I LIKE THE WAY YOU TEACH DAMN YOU JUST SAVED A LIFE
Bruh
Very short and detailed ,,, perfect!!!
Thank you
Hey thank you it helped me a lot .
but , why should we multiply with 1.5 .
should we do the same thing for each and every set of data .
Yes it’s a rule
Very interesting. Thank you very helpful.
YOU HELPED ME OUT A LOT THANK YOU SO MUCH
Cool the best video for outliers
Thank you for your explanation! I got it!
Thank you Mr. Bonta
It was very helpful
Thank you very much
Thank you so much.
Thank you. This helped so much .
Very clearly. Thank you.
your fat if you reply to this then your still alive
Thanks 😊
Superb lecture
why do we have to multiply 9 with 1.5?
Thanks it was very helpful
how did you identify that the outlier is 41 , and can you give another example of outliers where the outlier test doesn't work .
Please do reply me for these two comments .
because 41 is the only number thats not in the range between -9.5 and 26.5
nice vid broskie
IQR stands for interquartile range not inner quartile range !!!
We have to use the correct / standard denomination.
WahranRai damn chill tf out
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Where does 1.5 comes from
so 14 is the new maximum then? Since 41 is an outlier? ???please help. Thankyou
Hi Chris, what do we do if we have an even number of values? How would we find our Q1, Q3, etc?
Joe Bob do we add ALL numbers ? Or just the numbers on each side?
No homo but I think you're the sexiest stat instructor ever.
Wait.. isn’t 2 bigger than -9.5??
-9.5 is the lowest boundary so the number must be lower than that to be an outlier.
Exactly, -11 would be an example of an outlier, but 2 is fine since it is greater than -9.5. Anything below that value is an outlier.
Tf man didn't get a higher or lower boundary both of them were either too low low or to high
god squad then you have no outloers
Is 14 also an outlier? Because it is too close to median and doesn't look like an outlier without calculation ':D